California State University, Northridge

04/29/2025

From editing The Sundial to leading teams at the Los Angeles Times—Bob Rawitch’s '67 story proves how CSUN builds more than careers. It builds leaders. In this powerful episode, Bob shares how being an editor of The Sundial gave him the real-world experience to thrive at one of the top newspapers in the country and more. 🎙️

“CSUN shaped everything I became,” says Bob Rawitch.

Ready to hear how a Matador legacy was built? 🎧 Watch the full podcast episode now and get inspired.

Host Carmen Ramos Chandler walks down memory road with California State University, Northridge alumnus Robert Rawitch, class of '67. Rawitch talks about his ...

04/25/2025

Five CSUN student filmmakers will have their original films screened at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre on April 30 — a rare opportunity for students to share their work in a legendary Hollywood venue.

Through CSUN’s Department of Cinema and Television Arts, these students are gaining real-world experience — creating, directing and debuting original stories on the big screen.

This is what opportunity at CSUN looks like. 🎥
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04/24/2025

🌎✨ Getting green with it at CSUN's Earth Fair! Our students had the opportunity to learn about how to live a more sustainable life to better our community! 🌳

04/24/2025

04/23/2025

Happy , Matadors. Whether you're turning pages or scrolling chapters, there's always time to read.

Drop your favorite and most recommended book below. 📚 📚

04/22/2025

Every day is at CSUN.

04/21/2025

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04/17/2025

Beats, bars and bold voices. CSUN C.I.P.H.E.R brought the energy as emcees, DJs and producers took the stage for the Best of the Best Battles. Here’s a look at how the culture came alive.

04/17/2025

Alumni use their CSU experiences and industry expertise to support student success.

04/17/2025

From running to class to study sessions on the lawn, Matadors are always on the move. What is your favorite spot on campus?

04/16/2025

"Anybody can be a student, even if they don’t fit the stereotypical mold of what it looks like to be a person in college. At first, I was embarrassed to be 25 and still working on my undergrad, but CSUN taught me there isn’t one way to be a student."
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04/14/2025

Scholarships celebrate a number of student passions and identities and offer the opportunity to focus on what matters most — their education. Change a CSUN student's life today by tapping the link below. https://engage.csun.edu/Spring25EM

04/11/2025

"Showcase your unique personality. So many people are doing creative things, but a lot of times people only focus on that creative thing and they expect an audience to find them."

https://newsroom.csun.edu/2025/04/07/graduating-senior-moonlights-on-sunset-strip-with-band-cano/

04/07/2025

From local newsrooms to national media, CSUN journalism and communication alumni are shaping the industry with impactful stories. Meet some of our standout graduates and discover their inspiring careers. If we made a trading card series of CSUN grads, who would be next? Drop the major you want us to highlight next—we just might feature it!

Univision news reporter and 20-time Emmy Award winner Julio Cesar Ortiz '00 founded the CSU system's first weekly Spanish-language TV newscast and established a scholarship at CSUN to support first-generation students pursuing journalism. His career spans social justice, environmental and border reporting.

Pictured together are Jonathan Gonzalez ('13) and Annabelle Sedano '04 from NBC4. Gonzalez is the co-anchor for NBC4's weekend evening newscasts and a weekday general assignment reporter. As an award-winning journalist, he covers major political events and community stories across Southern California. Sedano is an NBC4 anchor with nearly two decades of experience covering everything from wildfires to elections. She is passionate about storytelling and amplifying voices, especially those of women and underserved communities.

Camilla Rambaldi '13 is a general assignment reporter for NBC4, covering impactful stories across Southern California. Previously, she reported on major events in San Antonio, including Hurricane Harvey and the Uvalde mass shooting.

04/07/2025

Did someone say Carnival is here? 🎉 Last week, the USU brought together a fun and diverse environment full of music, food and activities! 🤩 Did you attend? 👀 Comment below your favorite activity!

04/03/2025

Represent CSUN whenever you're on Zoom. Download your favorite CSUN background today! 💻

https://www.csun.edu/marketing-and-communications/zoom-backgrounds

04/02/2025

The countdown is on! Admitted Matadors Day is going on this Saturday, April 5, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.! This is your chance to experience CSUN, tour the campus, learn about student housing and more. There’s still time to register! Don’t miss this chance to celebrate your admission and take the next step toward becoming a Matador. Free parking is available for registered attendees.

https://www.csun.edu/admitted-day

04/01/2025

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

Every campus has a dedicated Title IX Coordinator and confidential Sexual Assault Victim Advocate to provide support to students. If you or someone you know has experienced s*x discrimination or s*xual violence, contact your​ campus Title IX office for assistance​: https://www.calstate.edu/csu-system/administration/systemwide-human-resources/civil-rights/titleix

03/30/2025

Deorro brought the music, energy and unforgettable vibes last night! Here are some unforgettable moments from yesterday's Big Show. 🎤